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Spigen’s Adjustable Lanyard Wrist Strap for your phone, keys, or camera now at $17 all-time low

Spigen Adjustable Phone Wrist Strap with Lanyard

Buy for $17 (Reg. $30)

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What we love

These things certainly aren’t for everyone, but I very much like the look of this one with the embroidery details and orange stitch work. There’s a tether tab that works with your phone – “any full-cover case, even without a built-in hole – but it can also just be used for your keychain, badge holder, or camera strap too.

Spigen Adjustable Phone Wrist Strap with Lanyard features:

  • PREMIUM, RUGGED, EVERYDAY DESIGN – Orange accent and embroidered logo for a stylish, durable look built for daily commutes and busy days.
  • SLIDE-TO-FIT ADJUSTABLE STRAP – Slide the nylon strap to dial in your exact wrist size in seconds for a comfortable, snug fit, no buckles or tools required.
  • TETHER TAB INCLUDED FOR UNIVERSAL FIT – Adhesive tether tab sticks near your charging port without blocking charging cables, adding a lanyard connection point to any full-cover case, even without a built-in hole.
  • ONE LOOP, MULTIPLE USES – The lanyard loop connects directly to your keychain, badge holder, or camera strap, no extra hardware to lose or break.
  • UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY – Compatible with iPhone series, Galaxy (excluding Fold & Flip), Pixel phones, AirPods Pro 2 & 3, keychains, badge holders, cameras, and more.

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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